Local ads seek rentals sales and services in Pendleton
Local notices list numerous classified ads from Pendleton Oregon. Items include rental offers rooms and boarding Pine Main calls and phone numbers, sales of a restaurant six room dwellings and seven room houses, livestock and auction services, lost items, wanted help and workers, a music shop update, a cedar post delivery, and a shooting gallery opening with a first prize rifle.
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Room Temple Building
Pendleton
Ore
Matin Street
Bond Bros
D. BE. Brown
Steward Offered for Lost Horses Pendleton Ore
A notice from Pendleton Oregon asks for claims on two lost mares dated around July 6. The first is a black mare about 900 pounds with white hip spots and a star branded on the shoulder. The second is a chestnut mare about 900 pounds with a white spot.
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Pendleton
Ore
Reward for lost animals near Pendleton Oregon
In face, one whit hind foot. Will pay 310 reward for return of each of above described animals to the O. K. Feed Yard at Pendleton, Oregon. CLARENCE ADAMS, Pilot Rock, Ore. For rent-Housekeeping rooms Monterastelli Bidg, Mrs. C. L. Crockett will resume her Classes for piano lessons the 1st of September. Good tuition from European experience. Phone 368 W. Passengera for Portland desiring a refreshing ride on the Columbia river should take the Str. Bailey Gatzert at The Dalles, daily except Sunday and Monday, at 3:15 p. m., arriving in Portland at 9:45 p.m. Fare, The Dalles to Portland, $1.00
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East Oregonian
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Georgia
Lehman Hot Springs
Phon Main
Carney & Bradley Barn
Call
C. B. Rude
Lvestock
E. L. Smith
PN. B
Weston
Ore
Webb
Victor
Edison
Warren
Music House
Elk Tooth
Clarence Fenland
Farmer Edwards
Garden and Webb
Joe Sullivan
Penland Bros
Main Street
O. K
Pendleton
Oregon
Clarence Adams
Pilot Rock
Monterastelli
C. L. Crockett
Portland
Columbia River
Dalles
Personal Application Request Form Language
The notice asks applicants to write by hand and sign, include address and phone, state marital status, living situation, age, business experience if any, and details of current job and reasons for leaving, with Who and where specified, addressed to X.Y. Z., this office.
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X.Y. Z
Goal Reason for His Enthusiasm
After days of bowel distress a man is cured by one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, prompting enthusiastic praise when life was threatened. Try it in need. it never fails. Sold by all dealers.
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Adv
Notice of Umatilla County Board of Equalization meets
The Board of Equalization of Umatilla County Oregon will meet at Pendleton courthouse on September 8 to publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct errors in valu ation description or quality of lands lots or other property assessed. Interested persons must appear. Co. P. Strain Assessor.
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Pendleton
Ore
Board of Equalization
Umatilla County
Oregon
Aald County
Co. P. Strain
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery by Remedy Advised
B W Hill of Snow Hill North Carolina suffered dysentery from mid July, losing weight from 145 to 125 pounds over two months. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for two bottles he reports permanent relief. For sale by all dealers Adv
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N.C
All Dealera
Adv
Frontier Day Stage Hold-up Turns Spectacle in Cheyenne
An ancient frontier stage coach carrying six passengers was attacked by masked robbers in Frontier Park Cheyenne. Firearms startled travelers, a passenger fired on the bandit leader, and the robbers were overpowered by passengers and a Cheyenne posse. The event was part of Frontier Day and described as a staged feature of today's program.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frontier
Frontier Park
Personal mentions from Helix and nearby towns
John Anderson of Helix and J. L. Chaney were in Pendleton yesterday with other Helix visitors. L. Brownell and H. C. Manela from Umatilla and Milton respectively spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. Ralph Stanfield of Echo, Rev B F Harper of Milton, Miss Gladys Brownfield, J Royce and family of Helix, Mrs. Henry Arbogast, Mr. and Mrs. L E Penland, R W Fletcher and family, Cyrus C Sturgis and Mise Unn Smith, Mrs Sam R Thompson and Thelma Thompson all appeared in or left for local destinations yesterday or today. Mark Patton returned from San Francisco with his son Robert who entered UC dental college.
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John Anderson
Helix
L. Brownell
Umatilla
J. Shetton
Bingham Springs
B. F. Harper
Milton
J. L. Chaney
Ralph Stanfield
Echo
Pendleton
Henry Arbogast
Meacham
Gladys Brownfield
Walla Walla
J. Royce
Portland
Sam R. Thompson
Thelma Thompson
Mark Patton
San Francisco
Robert
Dental College of
The
University of California
Grazing Reduction Asked by Senator Lane
Senator Lane, at the request of the National Woolgrowers association, asks the Forest Service to reduce grazing rates for sheep in national forests. Forest Service chief Graves will take up the issue with Secretary Houston when he returns to Washington.
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Senator Lane
Washington
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Forest Service
Forester Graves
Houston
Union Early Settlers Die in Oregon
Three early Union county settlers died this week in La Grande Oregon Mrs Elizabeth Lanman of Summerville aged 86 came to Oregon by ox team in 1864 lived in the Grand Ronde country since and is survived by seven children Mrs Hayes and Mrs Heidenrich also among the deceased both early settlers from the 1860s dies earlier in the week
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Elizabeth Lanman
Hayes
Heidenrich
LA Grande
Ore
Union County
Elisabeth Lanman
Summerville
M Heidenrich
Lanman
Oregon
Bolxe
Grand Ronde
Moran's body to travel by auto to New York
San Francisco auto man Michiel Moran’s dying wish to reach a New York resting place will be fulfilled by W. A. Peck of Los Angeles. Moran’s remains will cross the continent in an automobile hearse, with departure from San Francisco scheduled next Wednesday and a expected monthlong trip completion.
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Los Angeles
Michiel Moran
San Francisco
New York
W. A. Peck
Moran
Peek
Slit trousers touted as new men’s style
Vernon city councilman P. J. Durbin, age 60, unveiled the first pair of slit trousers in Los Angeles. He predicted nearly all California city councilmen would adopt the fashion within three months, arguing the revealing slit keeps a man truly up to date.
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Los Angeles
California
P. J. Durbin
Vernon
Durbin
Americans Object to French Army Law
A group of Americans temporarily in Paris formed an organization to oppose a French army bill clause they say would compel them to serve. The clause lists naturalized Frenchmen and includes children born in France to French fathers or mothers, and those born in France to foreign parents domiciled in France at majority.
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Paris
France
Death Comes to Man at Time He Wishes It
Rev. J. W. Compton, longtime secretary of the Columbia River conference of the Methodist Church South, died of stomach cancer at Milton Oregon on August 23 after a prolonged illness. He had wished to die at conference time so he could be buried with his fellow ministers. Funeral services will be led by Bishop R. G. Waterhouse of Los Angeles this year. Rev. Compton leaves a large family.
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Milton
Ore
J. W. Compton
Columbia River
Methodist Church South
R. G. Waterhouse
Los Angeles
Mr. Compton
Bucking Cow Rides to Crowd Hit at Enterprise Fair
In Enterprise Oregon Charles Spains’s bucking cow thrilled a 1500 plus crowd at Bounds Fair last Saturday. John McFetridge rode the cow to victory amid a full bleacher crowd and a $10 purse from local business men. McFetridge practiced a week on a trained bull to prep. A bucking horse ridden by Clifford Wade also challenged the crowd with Fred Hearing ultimately staying mounted after a rough attempt.
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Enterprise
Ore
Charles Spains
John McFetridge
Ries
Clifford Wade
Fred Hearing
Mr. Hearing
Ananies and Alpri Veile Write Tombstone Inscriptions
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Ananies possibly champion Nar at one time, with later activity mentioning Alpri Veile starting to produce tombstone inscriptions. The text preserves scattered names and a shift from competition to memorial work.
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Ananies
Nar
Alpriveile
Power of the press discussed at the Hague
At the Universal Peace congress in the Hague, August 22, speakers Fried and Le Foyer urged newspapers to promote peace and condemned warlike journalism masked as patriotism. Fried called the jingo press the greatest menace to commercial progress as the meeting nears adjournment tomorrow.
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Hague
Universal Peace Congress
Herr Fried
M. le Foyer
Congress
Thirty Women Enter Two Mile Swim in St Louis
In ST LOUIS on August 23 thirty women and girls are entered for the two mile Mississippi race tomorrow. The Western Rowing Club offers roving cups to the first five finishers with bronze medals awarded to other finishers.
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St, Louis
Mississippi
Western Rowing Club
Suspects Arrested for Train Hold-Up in Portland
In Portland on August 23 two men were arrested after a Soo-Spokane Limited robbery near Sullivan's. Detectives Hyde and Vaughn held the suspects on suspicion, with one man identified by a 23-year-old Leo Furlong and Harry Coleman, an ex-railroad worker, claiming Furlong’s guilt. Sheriff Word will continue the investigation and hold Coleman as a witness. Authorities note Furlong's mother and a girl say he was sick at home during the robbery.
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Portland
Ore
Soo-Spokane Limited
Sullivan
Hyde
Vaughn
Leo Furlong
Sheriff Word
Harry Coleman
Furlong
Coleman
Ea Wood
Old Settler Sam Phillips Hurt In Auto-Wagon Collision
Milton Ore Aug 23 Sam Phillips an eastern Oregon settler and Umatilla County’s first white born, fractured his left leg when his wagon toppled under a collision with J S Slover’s car. Witness affidavits blame a third party for turning into the road. Phillips is in Gowen hospital. Slover is paying his bills and bears no blame.
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Sam Phillip
Milton
Ore
Oregon
Umatilla County
J. S. Slover
Mr. Slover
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Gowen Hospital
France Fortifies Submarine Cables To Shield From Shrimp Damage
Paris reports the government began fortifying submarine cables to guard against deep sea shrimps and other fish. The effort demands a vast outlay of money with Mediterranean lines at depths from 250 to 12 600 feet already showing insulation damage. Insulated cables between Na xe3 and Pemero are armored with copper casings at high cost.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Naxe3
Pemero
Mind Missing Man Returns After Six Weeks
John W. Clay, son of Mr and Mrs George Clay of Helix, reappeared in Spokane after six weeks. He said his mind was blank since he vanished July 7 when his bloody cap was found under the Post street bridge. He claimed a head blow caused the gap in memory and reports say he has worked as a fireman for the Milwaukee and as a laborer in the Cascade mountains.
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John W. Clay
George Clay
Helix
Spokane
Slx
Post Street Bridge
Clay
Local Churches Hold Services and Reading Room Hours
Christian Science services are at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m and Wednesday service at 7 p m. The lesson sermon topic is Mind. Reading room is open daily except Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at the corner of East Webb and Johnson streets.
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Spm
East Webb and
Johnson Streets
First Christian Church Service Times and Speaker
Tolbert F. Weaver, minister, invites attendance at Bible school at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Morning topic The Invisible Manna Which Absolutely Satisfies the Soul of Man. Rev. Peter Crockatt of Wasco, formerly Pendleton, will preach. A violin obligato by Mrs Judd and a solo by Miss Judd.
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First Christian
Main
Jackson Streets
Tolbert F. Weaver
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Peter Crockatt
Wasco
Pendleton
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Program
At Webb and Johnson streets N Evans pastor leads morning service on The Vine and Its Branches with Miss Weidenheimer and Mrs. Rugg singing In the Cross of Christ's Glory Browning duet. Evening topic Our Debt with Ruth Terpening singing Abide With Me Preaching at 11 am and 8 pm Sunday school 9 16 a m Epworth League prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 pm
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First Methodist Episcopal
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Weidenheimer
Church of the Redeemer announces 11 am service
The Church of the Redeemer schedules only one service tomorrow at 11 am. Charles Quinney is the rector.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Whipple
F. J. Donaldson
County Board of Equaliza
H. C. Manela
UNION
N.Y
Christian Science
With
Pendleton Auto Co
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